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Fractionation Tower
C2 To LPG Facility
Plant Power
nC4
Acid
Caustic Wash
Flash Drum
Water Wash
Controller
Separator
Alkylation Plant
CO2
Removal
Swing Reactor
Reformer
Heater
Methanator
Steam
Knockout Drum
Hydrogen Plant
Gasoline
Hydrogen Booster
Compression String
Fractionation Tower
Refrigeration
Compression String
Gas Plant
Fractionation Tower
to LPG Facility
Fractionation Tower
Absorber
Fractionation Tower
iC4
Iso-Butane
n Butane
Alkylate
Gasoline
Hydrogen Recycle
Compression String
Heater
PH
Reactor
Hydrocracker
Feed
Separator
Reformate
Naptha
(ATM)
to Gas Plant
Reactor
Treating and
Blending
to Waste Heat or
Carbon Monoxide
Boiler
Hydro-Treater
Separator
Fractionator
Heavy
Crude Oil
H2 Separator
Reactor
Crude
Distillation
Tower
Diesels,
Jet Fuel and
Fuel Oils
Kerosene
Air
(Vacuum)
Raw Gasoline
Lubes and
Waxes
Hydro-Cracker
Inert Gas
Compression String
to Gas Plant
Mixing Tank
Chiller
Coker
Furnace
FCC Heavy
Gas Oil
Fuel Oil
Reactor
Nitrogen Stripper
Refrigeration
System
Plant
Fuel
Separator
Nitrogen Stripper
Steam
Light Gas
Oils
Extractor
Coke Drum
Fractionation Tower
Coker
Separator
Lube Plant
Refrigeration Compression
String
Fractionator
Fresh Feed
Reactor
Coke Gas
Compression String
Coke Drum
Furnace
Oil Products
Gas
Gas Liquids
Intermediate Oil Products
Refrigeration
Blow Gas
Compression
Dewax Oil
Filtration
Solvent Recovery
H2 Feed Gas
Soft Wax
Hard Wax
Hydroprocessing
Hydroprocessing encompasses a variety of thermal
conversion processes in which hydrogen is used,
along with a catalyst, to convert petroleum fractions
and products to meet the refiners objectives. These
conversion processes include hydrodesulfurization
(hydrotreating) and hydrocracking. In both
processes, hydrogen compressors purify the
product stream by removing contaminants such as
sulfur, nitrogen, and aromatic hydrocarbons. The
end products typically include gasoline, jet fuel,
diesel fuel and kerosene. Because of the severe
processing conditions and the high pressures
required to convert petroleum fractions and
products, these compressors are nearly always
vertically split designs. Elliott pioneered highpressure casing technology and offers a full line
of compressors specifically designed for highpressure, high-temperature applications.
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Catalytic Reforming
The objective of catalytic reforming is to convert low
octane naptha into a high octane reformate and/or
to provide aromatics (benzene, toluene, and xylene)
for petrochemical plants. Reforming also produces
high purity hydrogen for hydrotreating purposes.
Applications include net gas and hydrogen recycle
services. Hydrogen recycle compressors usually
require an alternate nitrogen operating case
for catalyst regeneration and must be carefully
evaluated for safe operating range and for
temperature limits. Elliott offers high-speed and high
polytropic head designs to meet the challenging
conditions associated with these applications.
Delayed Coking
Delayed coking is a thermal cracking process that
upgrades and converts petroleum bottoms into
liquid and gas product streams and petroleum coke.
Coker applications are challenging due to the wide
range of operating conditions required and the
fouling properties of the compressed gases. Elliott
provides wet gas compressors for coker service
and proprietary anti-fouling coatings to minimize
foulant build-up on the aerodynamic surfaces of the
compressor.
Foulant build-up can increase rotor vibration,
constrict process gas passageways, decrease
efficiency and reduce output. Elliotts Pos-E-Coat
523 is a proprietary anti-foulant coating that provides
excellent foulant release properties, corrosion
resistance, and the ability to withstand the harsh
liquid/chemical injections that are typically used
for cleaning compressors in refinery service. Field
experience has demonstrated that Pos-E-Coat 523
helps to maintain rotor dynamics and compressor
efficiency under severe fouling conditions significantly
longer than other industry coatings.
Alkylation
Since the 1960s, Elliott has provided compressors
for alkylation applications in refineries. In the
alkylation process, olefin yield, commonly from a
fluid catalytic cracker (FCC), is used as a feedstock
and reacted with isobutane in the presence of an
acid catalyst. A centrifugal compressor is needed
to recirculate the isobutane. The resulting alkylate
is available for market as high octane fuel, or is
blended with lower grade gasoline to raise the
octane level. Elliott centrifugal compressors enable
reliable delivery of this high-value product at a very
low operating expense.
Global Services
Elliott offers comprehensive service and support
for all types of turbomachinery regardless of the
original manufacturer. Our experienced engineers,
metallurgists, technicians, welders and mechanics
have the expertise and experience to keep
equipment performance high and maintenance costs
low.
Elliotts global service network is ISO 9001:2008
certified and provides installation, maintenance,
repair, overhauls, parts, rerates, modifications and
training, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Supported
by our service centers throughout the world, Elliotts
field service teams are recognized for their hands-on
experience with comprehensive overhauls; project
management; resource planning; subcontractor
control; installation and commissioning and on-site
repair. Elliott Technical Services provides practical,
timely and cost-effective solutions for complex
turbomachinery problems. Rerates and modifications
by Elliott Engineered Solutions enhance operating
efficiency and extend the life of rotating equipment
from any manufacturer.
Elliott is fully compliant with all relevant industry
standards including API, ANSI, APO, CRN, CSA,
and CE/PED. We are accredited by the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), holding
both the U and the R Boiler and Pressure Vessel
(BPV) certifications, and we adhere to the principals
of the American Society of Nondestructive Testing
(ASNT) and are SNT-TC 1A complaint.
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